Volunteering for Lifeline

Lifeline relies on the time and efforts of more than 11,000 volunteers Australia wide. These volunteers work in a number of capacities; delivering Lifeline's national and local services, raising funds, working in Lifeline stores or conducting administrative duties. The possibilities are endless and volunteering is an enriching experience for both the individual and Lifeline.

Volunteering for a Difference

When you volunteer for Lifeline you make a positive difference to the lives of other Australians as well as a positive difference to yourself.

Some benefits of volunteering

• Learn practical skills
• Enhanced self awareness
• Potential career opportunities
• Opportunity to give back to your community
• Belonging to the Lifeline community
• Ongoing support in your work with Lifeline
• Some forms of volunteering, such as Telephone Counselling, offer accreditation opportunities.

Volunteering Opportunities

There are a number of different volunteering opportunities at Lifeline Centres around Australia. You can choose a form of volunteering that suits your skills and interests, the amount of time you have to give and the location you would like to work at. Here are some examples of volunteering opportunities that may be available at a Lifeline Centre near you:

• Become a Lifeline Volunteer Telephone Counsellor
• Work in a Lifeline retail outlet
• Help at a Lifeline book fair
• Participate in fund raising events or activities
• Assist in administration and office activities within a Lifeline Centre
• Provide your expert skills or services in a pro-bono capacity, e.g. a professional photographer may like to volunteer their skills at Lifeline events.

Find out more about becoming a Lifeline Volunteer Telephone Counsellor

If you are interested in volunteering for Lifeline or require more information please call
1800 880 681 or contact us via this form